Bamboo Cotton Silk

THE BAMBOO
Bamboo is a highly respected and sustainable fibre. It is produced on farmed plantations which protect natural habitats by leaving them undisturbed. Bamboo has a quick germination period and uses little water. It grows naturally in most parts of the world as a dense thicket that crowds out weeds. Bamboo requires little to no use of pesticides, which means less chemical harm to the environment and to the workers.

THE COTTON
Cotton is the most widely used natural fibre cloth in clothing today. Another one of nature's high-performance fabrics with strength, breathability and hypoallergenic qualities, cotton is also the perfect fibre for those with sensitive skin.

At Wild South, we source only high-quality, fine cotton fabrics for our garments

THE SILK
According to Chinese legend, silk culture began in 2640 B.C. when Empress Hsi Ling Shi became interested in silkworms and learned how to reel the silk and weave it into the fabric. Through her efforts, China developed a silk industry and a 3000 year monopoly.

Silk fibre is the only continuous natural filament fibre which is what makes it so soft and silky.